Overseas Filipino Workers OFW guide to secrets of success.

Description: An agency in the Philippine government attached to the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE). The agency has a two-fold mandate: to provide welfare assistance to registered overseas workers and their dependents and to ensure the viability of the fund - Pasay City.

Its main objectives are to organize, sponsor and conduct expositions, seminars, workshops, trainings and study and research programs to help upgrade the knowledge of the OFW and SME families; to make OFW and SME families productive members or entrepreneurs of the community; and to coordinate and cooperate closely with the government and non-government organizations in carrying out the objectives of the foundation - Barangay San Roque, Cubao, Quezon City.

The primary government agency mandated to manage the employment of Filipino workers in other countries. It facilitates the employment of Filipinos overseas and at the same time make sure they are properly protected - EDSA cor Ortigas Ave. Mandaluyong City.

A webzine for and by the migrant Filipino community. While its main editorial office is located in Australia, it links up with those who have roots in the Philippines and friends of other nationalities from all over the globe in order to provide a comprehensive view of the world. While its perspective is global, it also specifically looks at the experiences of Filipino migrants and those who have identity roots in the Philippines, as a reflection of the mass exodus from that country - the so-called Filipino Diaspora.

Pinoy Expats-OFW Blog Awards or PEBA, Inc. is the organization that honors the best and inspiring Expatriates and Overseas Filipino Workers Blogs around the world. The top 10 Pinoy Expats/OFW Blog AWARD or PEBA is a search contest aimed to recognize and honor the exemplary work of blogging Pinoy Expats/OFW. PEBA wishes to present their blog work and bring their creative talents to light. We want to highlight the inspiring blogs of expatriates and learn from their lessons, their stories, and their work normally contained in their blogs. Considered as "Bagong Bayani" (new heroes), we believe we ought to hear their voices and amplify it for the world to hear.

Center for Migrant Advocacy - Philippines. The Center for Migrant Advocacy - Philippines (CMA-Phils.) is an advocacy group that promotes the rights of overseas Filipinos - land- or sea-based migrant workers and Filipino immigrants - and their families. The Center works to help improve the economic, social and political conditions of migrant Filipino families everywhere through policy advocacy, information dissemination, networking, capability-building, and direct assistance - Teachers' Village, Quezon City.

One of our goals: To put up / establish a broad formation that includes overseas Filipinos, their families and friends, the host people and other migrant communities that will lead and project the campaign in the Netherlands in defense of human rights and civil liberties (of all Filipinos) in the Philippines and outside of the country.

The Scalabrini Migration Center (SMC) is a non-profit research institute established in 1987 and based in Manila, Philippines. SMC is dedicated to encourage and facilitate the study of socio-demographic, economic, political, psychological, historical, legislative and religious aspects of human migration and refugee movements from and within Asia - Broadway Centrum, Quezon City.

Social costs of OFW in the Philippines - from CBS news.

The Overseas Filipino Workers---the modern day, living heroes/heroines of the Philippines. This site was created to propagate the belief that every Filipino is a champion.

This site is designed for Filipinos around the world to give and share pertinent information about job related tips, migration issues , remittance directories and lives of Filipinos abroad as well as their families back home in the Philippines.

This website is a compilation from several sources of information related to the welfare, advisories, stories, news, articles, families, commendation and heroism of all overseas Filipino workers around the globe.

Unlad Kabayan Migrant Services Foundation, Inc. is a non-government, non-profit organization established in the Philippines in 1996 to respond to the urgent need for migrant workers to plan and organize their return. It started as a special program of the Asian Migrant Centre in Hong Kong in 1994 organizing savings associations as a capital build-up mechanism that would establish income-generating activities in the Philippines - Teacher's Village, Quezon City, Linamon, Lanao del Norte, Jagna, Bohol and Davao City.

Global coalition for the political empowerment of Overseas Filipinos.

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